Understand how Latin pronunciation differs across major methods and why it matters for learners. This concise guide explains the Roman, Continental, and English approaches to Latin sounds, helping readers choose a system and apply it consistently. It also surveys how pronunciation affects spelling, comprehension, and the connection between Latin and English. Key topics covered include the main features of each method, common pronunciation challenges, and practical guidance on applying the rules in study and reading. The book presents a clear framework for learners to think about vowels, consonants, diphthongs, and accent, with attention to how these sounds interact in real words. A side-by-side look at Roman, Continental, and English pronunciation traditions Rules and patterns for vowels, consonants, diphthongs, and accent Discussion of how pronunciation shapes learners’ connection to Latin and English Guidance useful to students beginning Latin study or refining their approach Ideal for students seeking a practical, readable introduction to Latin pronunciation and its impact on learning the language.